The Hogs lost their second straight game, which also happened to be their second straight SEC loss, on Saturday. It seems Arkansas didn't take much from the lessons they should've learned a week ago against Alabama. They seemed to have Kentucky under control early, but managed to lose the game again in the fourth quarter. The Razorbacks outgained the Wildcats in total yardage and ball possession time, but mistakes, penalties, dropped balls and miscues were their undoing. It didn't help that Darren McFadden and Felix Jones were both sick from a virus they contracted the night before the game.
Darren McFadden still rushed for 173 yards on 29 carries and had one touchdown.
Defensive lineman Antwain Robinson scooped up a fumble from Kentucky quarterback Andre Woodson and returned it for a touchdown. That's Robinson's second touchdown, that I can think of, during his career as a Razorback.
Felix Jones had 241 all-purpose yards against Kentucky, including an 82-yard kickoff return for a touchdown. It was Jones' fourth career return for a touchdown.
Fred Bledsoe, left, and Patrick Jones, right, sack Kentucky quarterback Andre' Woodson for a safety.
Despite all of Arkansas' gains on Saturday, Kentucky continued to rip apart the Razorbacks' huge weakness, it's lack of a defensive secondary. Andre' Woodson connected with receiver Keenan Burton in double coverage for the Wildcats' go-ahead touchdown.
Hey, at least "Bubba Hog" still has faith in his beloved Razorbacks. Right "Bubba Hog?"
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Great photos as always. And it's about time someone gave some love to Bubba Hog! He's the only person who could have cured all the sickness at that game Saturday. And he did for a short time.
whoa, we sure that's the true bubba?
I think Bubba Hog has his eye on you Marc. "You sure got a purty mouth!"
(shudder)
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